Men-to-men: telling stories beseeching Christian men to make a difference

Ethel Cox Kato

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Men-to-men: telling stories beseeching Christian men to make a difference

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Ethel Cox Kato. Men-to-men: Telling Stories Beseeching Christian Men to Make a Difference. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa9d30b4-ed8c-4362-b23e-8032f6f64367?locale=es.

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E. C. Kato. Men-to-men: telling stories beseeching Christian men to make a difference. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa9d30b4-ed8c-4362-b23e-8032f6f64367?locale=es

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Ethel Cox Kato. Men-To-Men: Telling Stories Beseeching Christian Men to Make a Difference. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/aa9d30b4-ed8c-4362-b23e-8032f6f64367?locale=es.

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Ethel Cox Kato

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Church and community

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The focus of this project is the art of story telling as a therapeutic tool in the restoration of Black males to their patriarchal, leadership roles at the Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral in Jamaica, NY. The data triangulation method included surveys, a forum, and autobiographical narrative story telling. The findings included a congregation that needed to be mindful of the dire plight of males in their community as well as a call to assist them. The summary conclusion drawn included providing the art of story telling to outside communities and the ensuing development of training programs.

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